Appendix An Appendix is where you have your raw data chart, mean, median, t-test calculations, materials, consent form etc. Enumerate and label each element e.g. Appendix iv 'T-test calculation'. Note I have used roman numerals to identify each appendix. You do the same. Make sure each appendix has a page number which corresponds with your Contents page e.g. On the Contents page I would see such things as I would find here like 'Appendix iv 'Related t-test calculation' Page 14. If you have adhered to what is said above you are GUARANTEED a good mark in your investigation. To make it even better I recommend that you cannot read and edit it often enough before you hand it in. You want to produce something that could be published. If you intend going on to study psychology at University, a good report taken along to an interview is brilliant psychology to smooth your path into a faculty! Show it to the interviewer and they will be well impressed. They may ask you questions about it - so make sure you refresh your memory about what you did. Saying that, doing psychological research is dead interesting and you should have no trouble talking about it. It will be personally meaningful to you. Cognitive psychology tells us the more personal something becomes, the better able we are able to remember detail about it. ~END Click here to return to research methods and the correlation Or Click here to return to the previous section (References) |
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